I am still searching on the web but how do you move the HVAC wires to the bottom for the relocation of the controls?
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The wires are long enough and the mounting points are already present in the lower stack. It's pretty simple.
Pretty simple remove horse shoe. Unscrew and unplug. Fish wires to lower console remove lower tray. Plug in and slide into the din slot, install 2 screws. Order lower hvac trim ring.
Ahhhhh. Remove the horseshoe. Then I can fish the wires behind and down?
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Yep lots of length too.
It opens things up on the bottom two to pull off the side pieces: two per side, one of which is carpeted.
Thanks all. I just pulled the two panels underneath on the sides and pushed one of the pins holding a bunch of wires and I was able to snake it through.
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